As the struggle for subscribers intensifies, Safaricom has a couple of modems and data bundle offer’s for its subscribers. Let’s check them out.

Kenya Airways has unveiled some new Hot Deals for the holiday season. Flights to Paris for the next one week have dropped by KES 14,260. Flights to Kisumu appear to be about KES 4000 cheaper than before.

KCB customers to enjoy discounts of up to 100% on MultiChoice products.

The Internet is full of scams. There are some sweet deals out there. But are they worth the risk?

Mauritius recently eased its Visa regulations for 29 African countries including Kenya. This means a

“Western Union is pleased to strengthen this mutually productive and beneficial relationship with the inclusion of electronic banking channels that are customer-centric and technologically advanced.” Jean-Claude Farah, Senior vice president Western Union, Middle East and Africa. In a move that will further cement their…

Banks are run by con-men. Why pay someone to use your money so that they can get richer while you remain the same? Why not put that money in a mattress account? It's free and it's only as secure as you want it to be.

“I wanna be a millionaire, so freaking bad” – Travis McCoy Many people are aiming to make their first million and are working hard at it. While it is true that financial security is crucial, what comes next after hitting the KES 1 million…

Barclays Bank saw its profit before tax grow 40% in the 3rd quarter of 2012 in a period where banks enjoyed charging high interest rates on new loans borrowed by customers. CBK has since reduced the base lending rate to 11%.

The holidays are here, and supermarkets are lining up their offers, here’s a comparison across them. Naivas supermarket is giving away over 330 goats plus many more prizes to lucky shoppers. Through its promotion dubbed Reloaded Christmas Kikwetu Naivas shoppers could win smart TV’s, fridges, DVD…

How much are you willing to part with to purchase a TV, is KES 1,000,000 within your price range? Read about this in our insanely expensive stuff post.

There was mixed reactions to the bourse’ performance yesterday because the 20-share index and the All-share index took to different routes. The former closed at 4162.79 points, down 9.09 while the latter at 93.18 points, up 0.05. It essentially translates to the locals gaining more from trading than…

While Pakistan, the United States of America, Saudi Arabia, Iran and the USSR were interested in Afghanistan in the 1980s, they might have been unaware that they were starting a war that would involve almost half of the world two decades later. The war would also expand the scene from battlefields and war hit countries into streets in major cities, the now familiar terrorists. Wars would no longer just be on the TV, but in metal detectors in the streets. How did terrorism travel from the streets of Kabul to those of Nairobi, New York and Khartoum?